The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-15


INDICTED BY THE GRAND JURY
The grand jury made partial report yester-
day, returning indictments against Charles
Thomas for petit larceny. Benjamin Schrader
and Pearl Smith for illicit relations. and Morris
Steibinger for assault and battery with intent to
kill Mary Middleton.
REPORT OF THE WABASH RECEIVERS
The report of Receivers Humphreys and Tut.
of the Wabash railway, was filed with the United
States Circuit Court clerk yesterday. 1t covers
transactions from March / to May 81. and gives
the receipts at 81. $50. 595 60, and the disburse-
ments at 81, $50 us "a; balance overdraft, So,
1l972
CHARGED WITH RAISING A GREENBAcK.
John and Edward Winning of Orange county,
were yesterday released on $1,000 bail each to
await federal grand jury action on the charge of
raising 50 greenbaek to $50. 1t is alleged by a
farmer. VIM. Pfaffenbere that they bougnt
sheep from him. in payment OF which they gave
the bill.
MR. HATFIELp's DAMAGE SUIT.
The damage suit of John Hatfield against the
Indianapolis & Vincennes railroad was called
for trial before Judge Taylor last evening. Mr..
Hatfield wants S., 900. He came to this city ON
business the 10th of last January and slip
ped the pavement at the corner OF Meridian
and Washington streets and broke his leg The
evening train on the |. Il V. road, on which he
started home. off the track west of the city
and his leg was broken again. and he was other
wise seriously injured. He ia a travelling man.
and has beer unable tc follow his occupation
since the accident occurred
JUDGMENT AGAINST TRUSTEE.
The Supreme Court has affirmed the decision
Of the Superior Court, in general term, which
was in favor of Frederick Rand, receiver of the
Indiana banking Company, and against the
plaintiff William Rowe trustee Rowe was
trustee of the property of the Shaw Carriage
Company, bought under foreclosure by the In
diana Banking Company and the old First Ma
tional Bank. He represented both in the trust,
aud made his deposits trustee with the BANK
ing Company When that concern got into the
courts Rowe brought suit against the receiver,
maintaining that the money in that bank to his
credit should be controlled by him. it was
part of a trust in which the First National was
also interested.
Notes About the Musical Festival.
The executive committee will hold a meeting
Friday night at the High-school building.
Mr. VIM. Courtney will give song recitals
with explanatory notes. chiefly on the German
Lied, at the coming festival
There will be a ladies' rehearsal thi safternoon.
at O'Clock, at High-school Hall The gentle
men-basses and tenors-will rehearse Fri
day night. at o'clock. There will be general
rehearsal this week.
Mr. Alexander Lambert, one Of the pianists
who will play at the festival will produces at
recital q etude composed by Rafael Joseffy
and the A fiat ballade of Chopin. With Mr.
Van der Stucken's orchestra. Mr.. Lambert will
play the scherzo from Lttolfs fourth concerto
The committee have decided to sell the first
choice of seats at auction This mode of dis
posing of seats has been IN vogue in the East for
some time tha successful purchaser of first
choice making of that fact to advertise his
business. The sale will be held in Tomlinson
Hall some night next week, of which due
tice will be given.